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5 Warning Signs You're Overtraining
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Study links cellphones to child misbehavior
Healthy Chinese Food
New Blood Test May Detect Heart Disease Risk
The Scientific Reasons You’re Obsessed with Football
By Andrew Daniels It’s the most wonderful time of the year: playoffs time. Football Heaven.
The Secret Benefits of Creatine Revealed
By Mike Roussell, Ph.D.
Are You a Restless Sleeper?
By Maria Masters Logging too little sleep might be a lot more dangerous than we suspected.
The Newest Testosterone Booster
By Kiera Aaron Depressed? Tired? You could be experiencing symptoms of low testosterone, which affects 1 out of every 11 men in the US—90 percent of whom go untreated.
Risk It All—And Win!
The urge to lay down cash on your Final Four picks or penny stocks is more primal than you think, according to a new study from the University of Kentucky.
Secrets of a Pickup Artist
Donald Trump: testosterone machine? Guys with high T-levels are bolder, more self-assured, and more likely to get the girl, finds a study in the journal Social Psychologica...
Have Great Sex Till You’re 100
By Denny Watkins According to an Australian study, 1 in 3 men between the ages of 75 and 95 is sexually active.
Married men are nicer, and here’s why
By Alison McCook NEW YORK | Mon Dec 6, 2010 4:21pm EST NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men tend to behave better when they're married - both because marriage li...
Breast test furor fades but anger lingers
(CNN) -- If you're a woman in your 40s, you probably remember how checking the health of your breasts became a point of national contention last year.
Many U.S. women do not get recommended mammograms
By Julie Steenhuysen CHICAGO | Thu Dec 9, 2010 9:39am EST CHICAGO (Reuters) - Half of U.S.
Periods: What�s Normal, What�s Not
Your period comes at the same time every month...except when it doesn’t.
Improve Your Inner GPS
SENSE OF DIRECTION You may pride yourself on being a strong, independent woman, but chances are, there's still one place you let a man order you around.
Tocophobia, Fear of Childbirth, on the Rise
Karen DuVall, a 23-year-old college student from Vacaville, Calif., was surprised there was a word for her unrelenting fear of childbirth -- tocophobia.
Moms’ smoking in pregnancy tied to girls’ puberty
By Alison McCook NEW YORK | Fri Dec 3, 2010 1:20pm EST NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who smoke heavily during pregnancy tend to have daughters who start men...
Women Not Diligent About Mammograms
Despite the outcry over mammography guideline changes, many women still don't get screened, according to a study of utilization in more than 1.5 million women.
Mom defies doctor, has baby her way
(CNN) -- On Thursday, December 2, as Aneka sat at home nine months pregnant, the phone rang. It was her obstetrician wanting to know where the heck she was.
The Truth about Diet Soda
For years, experts have wondered whether drinking too much diet soda can cause diabetes—in fact, it’s a question that both studies and scientists themselves could never...
Sugar: The New Cancer
By Peter Moore, editor of Men’s Health and co-author of the Lean Belly Prescription OK, I’ll admit it: The new ads from the New York Department of Health are shocking.
Find Your Fitness Sweet Spot
WORKOUT ZONE GET MOVING! Add some fitness time to your to-do list. Get your body moving three to five days a week. Strapped for time? Pick strength training.
Quitting Smoking Cuts Depression, Too
Cigarette smokers frequently argue that the reason they don't stop smoking is that quitting would make life more depressing. But new research indicates the opposite is true.
NEW TECH: The Muscle Fatigue Monitor
Think about your last gym session: After hitting that final rep and calling it a workout, you probably felt tired and satisfied.
Boost Broccoli’s Benefits
Like to boil your broccoli until it’s dark green? You might be cooking some of the cancer-fighting power right out of it, a new study in the journal Nutrition and Cancer find...
How to See Into the Future
Researchers have their sights set on developing a treatment for blindness in humans, and they might have found some help from an unlikely source: algae.
The Potato Diet!
By Kiera Aaron At first glance, eating nothing but potatoes for 60 days straight seems like a terrible idea.
Reveal Your Abs—for Good!
ABS SECRETS For years, you've curled, crunched, and twisted, but for some reason your pooch hasn't shrunk.
Satisfy Your Hungerâ and Still Lose Weight
Recently, Cornell University researchers asked a group of people a simple question: "How do you know when you're through eating dinner?" The answer might seem obv...
NEW STUDY: Fat Makes You Stupid?
Boost your brainpower by shrinking your waistline: A Kent State University study finds that for obese people, losing weight improves brain function and memory.
Weight Is Heavy on Your Mind
Being heavy in your middle years could significantly increase your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia as you age.
10 Healthy Late-Night Snacks
Midnight hunger pangs? Satisfy your cravings without inflating your gut by Nate Millado While surfing through Letterman, Leno, and Kimmel, your stomach starts...
When the state paid, people stopped smoking: study
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON | Tue Dec 7, 2010 6:41pm EST WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Massachusetts started paying for stop-smoking treat...
Good News! Exercise Is Worth Its Salt
The more you exercise, the less your blood pressure rises after scarfing down a high-salt diet, according to new research presented recently at the American Heart Associati...
Drinking Alcohol to Shrink?
ALCOHOL DRINKING AND WEIGHT LOSS TIPS Alcohol and your weight have a tricky relationship.
The Newest Muscle Supplement?
By Denny Watkins There seems to be no limit to what fish oil can do for your health.
No Excuses!
The Biggest Loser's Jillian Michaels tells you how to stop being lame and lose weight today She's one of the country's leading health and wellness experts,...
Extreme long-distance running can damage the body
By Fran Lowry CHICAGO | Thu Dec 2, 2010 3:32pm EST CHICAGO (Reuters Health) - Endurance athletes who run extraordinarily long distances over a sustained period ...
Would You Bet Someone You Could Lose Weight?
What if you had to pay someone every time you ditched a trip to the gym? The new site Gympact.com asks you to do just that.
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